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The Snake. The South Fork. Flat Creek

The Snake. The South Fork. Flat Creek

Snake River Tricos (especially on the canyon reaches below South Park Bridge and upstream of Pacific Creek)) and PMDs can be counted on most days. Cooler weather with clouds and precipitation can bring out even more intense PMD hatches as well as emergences of Hecubas and the mahogany duns (particularly from Pacific Creek down to South Park Bridge). Targeting riffles, seams, eddies, side channels, and banks or structure with slow to moderate current can produce in solid fas

Autumn Hatches Are Here!

Autumn Hatches Are Here!

Snake River Cooling autumn temps and some more consistent precipitation have provided an uptick in an already upticking surface game as PMDs and – FINALLY- hecubas are move of a given most days from the late morning hours until mid to late afternoon. Heavy precipitation may cause some off color water some days. Nevertheless, it has not been enough to eliminate any chance of top-water action. Mayfly imitations are working best in eddies, side channels, bankside troughs, and b

September is here and the Snake and South Fork are in Great Shape

Snake River Still fairly warm water temps, so early starts continue to be the way to go. The big change over the past two weeks, however, is that 1) we are seeing a lot more larger 18-plus inch trout on the surface, and 2) inconsistency in terms of the sweet spot during the day when the best surface action occurs. Most days, it is still 11am to 2pm. But there are times when the morning hours and post-3pm time period takes the cake. Claassenia stones and PMDs are the main

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Shocking Developments - Rainbow Suppression on the South Fork of the Snake

Shocking Developments - Rainbow Suppression on the South Fork of the Snake

Its August 10th - Think dry flies. But don't ignore nymphing.

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